Barefoot kids, a few shared gloves and a patch of red earth in Kibagare. Today the Angels compete across Kenya, and some have worn Team Kenya colours in Japan.
In early 2025, children from Kibagare gathered on a bare dirt field in their school uniforms. Most played barefoot. When the rain came the pitch turned to mud, and practice carried on anyway.
Those first sessions are still who we are. They are the reason we work so hard, and why every pair of cleats, every glove and every trip to a proper diamond means so much.
“How it started four months ago, and still going strong.”
Sun, 1 Nov 2026 10:00 AM Kibagare Community Pitch, Nairobi
U17 school derby.
08Nov
Tournament
Kibagare Angels vs Emonyinya
Sat, 8 Nov 2025 Kongoni Community Baseball Field, Kakamega
Second game of the Kongoni Network End Year U14 Tournament. Our first win away from Nairobi.
W 7–5
07Nov
Tournament
Kongoni vs Kibagare Angels
Fri, 7 Nov 2025 Kongoni Community Baseball Field, Kakamega
The Angels were invited to the Kongoni Network End Year U14 Tournament (7–9 Nov 2025). We trained every day and the baseball community helped get us there. A narrow loss to the hosts in game one.
L (narrow)
What we do
Three ways we show up for Kibagare.
Baseball Training
Structured coaching for ages 6 to 16, building the fundamentals of the game alongside life skills.
Mentorship & Life Skills
Positive role models guiding kids in education, health and personal growth. Every practice is a lesson.
Community Outreach
Health clinics, peace-building and clean-ups that strengthen the whole Kibagare community.
Meet the squad
Students first. Ballplayers always.
U17 and U14 squads, ages 9 to 17. Every Angel has to stay in school to play.
Next up
2025
Nov 2025
2026
Oct 2026
Volunteer Coach
Youth Player
Running it out
Ground balls, no shoes
Welcome to Japan
If we build it, she will play